December's Birth Flower Meaning And Gift Ideas

So it may be the month of fairy lights, mince pies and trying to find the perfect Christmas gifts but we must remember those who were born this month too! So here’s you’re December birthday gift guide inspiration with a little information about December’s birth month flower too, in case your birthday is coming up and you wanted to know what your birth flower says about you.

What is December’s birth flower?

The birth flower for December is the Narcissus. Most often associated with rebirth and renewal because it is one of the earliest bulbs to sprout. Most commonly affiliated with Greek mythology where the young man Narcissus became obsessed with his own beauty. He was punished by being cursed to look at his own appearance in the river and then falling in and drowning.

A bunch of narcissus flowers laid on a surface.

What does your birth flower say about you?

The Narcissus is said to represent rebirth and prosperity. The December birth flower commonly represents purity, simplicity and sweetness and the narcissus flowers are also often associated with respect and faithfulness. But their symbolism and meanings vary since they are widely prevalent in many cultures.   

For example, narcissus flowers signify prosperity and wealth in China, but the Victorians believed that these blooms are representations of self-centeredness and could mean a chance for change.   

Fun facts about the Narcissus

  1. The Narcissus secrete a sap when cut that can be poisonous to other flowers so they should be kept in their own vase when displayed.

  2. In China, legend states, that if a narcissus flower blooms in your garden on New Years Day that you will have good fortune for the rest of the year.

  3. It is believed that giving a single narcissus can bring misfortune so best to always send a bunch!

Close up of narcissus flowers laid on a surface.

What to gift for a December birthday?

Now you could just grab a bunch of flowers from the nearest supermarket but if you want to give a gift that is a little more thoughtful and will hopefully be treasured a little longer then look no further.

1. Personalised Birth Flower Print

This illustrated Narcissus print can be personalised with a name, date or short message of your choice, for a personal gift that the lucky recipient can enjoy all year long. The print has been illustrated by hand and then digitally printed onto thick, recycled card so considerate to the environment too.

2. Wooden Flower

Want to give something different or a little unexpected? Why not choose to send a wooden flower to represent the birth flower of December instead. This wooden Narcissus has been drawn by hand, printed onto luxury birch plywood and then laser cut to create a unique birth flower gift that will last forever, unlike it’s natural counterparts.

Each flower can be purchased as a single stem, with a leaf to make a fuller display or with other wooden flowers from the collection too.

3. Birth Flower Card

The perfect card to send to anyone celebrating their birthday in December, this hand drawn narcissus card has been digitally printed onto high quality, recycled card and comes with a kraft envelope. You can even choose to have your own message written inside and the card sent directly to the lucky recipient.

4. Family Birth Flower Print

If you want to gift something with even more meaning and thought, why not choose a family birth flower print, to include their birth flower, the narcissus, and the birth flowers of their family too. The flowers will be arranged in a totally unique, one of a kind composition and you will receive a proof of the print before printing to check that you are completely happy before posting.

Gift Wrap

All products in the shop can now be gift wrapped too, to save you time and energy. Just select the relevant option from the drop down menu when ordering and I’ll wrap it up in beautiful tissue paper, tie with luxury ribbon and add your message to a gift card too.

I hope that’s given you a few gift ideas for those tricky December birthdays and if not, at least you’ve got a few fun facts for the next pub quiz!

Speak soon!

 
 
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